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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1971 - 1980 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1978 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. New Mexico CETAjobs ·/ DAILY up in the air ATTENTION Friday, August 25,1978 Uy ANNA POOLE The future of 55 employees on the UNM campus whose positions arc Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA) are uncertain due to Traffic accidents mount mismanagement of funds at the city level. Phillip Alarid, director of UNM's personnel office, said the University "aoesn't know" what it will do .about the problems arising frotn CETA Freshmen and Sophomores!!! budget deficits program or what will happen to the 55 employees hired under the program. The CETA office, administered through the mayor's office, reported Sbc~~hospitalized Wednesday a deficit of $915,000 if the program continued through Sep­ tember 30, the end of the fiscal year. The CET A main office reported enough uncommitted funds to reduce ARE YOU INTERESTED IN HEAVY the cleficit to $652,000. CET A reported funds will reduce deficit FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND Before Mayor Rusk's press conference Wednesday, CETA regional director, William Harris called Rusk and announced that $350,000 in emergency funds would be sent to Albuquerque to cover part of the deficit. This reduced the deficit to $302,000. A GUARANTEED GOOD JOB WHEN The budget problems arose from agencies failing to include cost-of· living raises and merit salary increases into their projected budgets, Rusk said. YOU GRADUATE?? Lela Martinze, a clerical specialist IV in the CETA program who works at Student Financial Aids, has five children and is divorced. Martinze said she received a call from UNM's personnel office Wed· nesday afternoon. "Personnel told me there would be a new flash and not to panic, "I don't know what to think. They might just tell me this afternoon I don't have a job tomorrow. Personnel said not to panic and others in the WE HAVE A SCHOLARSHIP office say there is no money." Alarid said after his office received word of the problem, his office contacted all 55 employees and told them •'not to panic. A month is a long time to start planning."

I PROGRAM THAT IS A Personnel told clerk not to panic I: tl Alarid said UNM plans hinge on whether the $350,000 in emergency ' funds will be distributed proportionally or not. j An 8 a.m. meeting with 'President Davis, Vice President for Finance GOOD DEAL FISHER PHOTO ! John Perovich and Alarid was set for today. CETA is a federally funded program to relieve unemployment. "The This auto accident, at the corner of Yale and Central, is one of many that occur in the Federal government· sends money to states and cities that qualify. In University area Albuquerque the money is channelled through the mayor'~ office," Alarid Six people were hospitalized as Police officer Tim Kline, who is wants to spend the week in the said. the result of 15 separate traffic assigned to the area. hospital, or a day at traffic court," Alarid. said the city administers the program, UNM requests positions, accidents in the university area this Kline said "unsafe movement" he said. the city allocates them and the employee is treated like a UNM employee. week, police said. "Mopeds, on the part of drivers and riders "Our main problem is one of The University cannot afford to put the CETA empoyuees on th.e UNM bicycles and drivers who are new to were the reason for most of the manpower," said Kline. "If we payroll, Alarid said. . . FOR THOSE SELECTED: and unfamiliar with the university accidents. have to continue concentrating on One alternative, Alarid said., is to reduce the employees workmg time to area were the cause of most of the The officer urged extra caution these traffic snarls, we can't answer half·days. "Another alternative is to recover through a hiring freeze and accidents,'' said Albuquerque by all university drivers. "Nobody calls in other areas." divert that money into a pool to finance CETA for a month" •·· FULL TUITION AND FEES PAID Alarid said the city administers the program, UNM requests positions, the city allocates them and the employee is treated like a UNM employee .. • ··· ALL TEXTBOOKS PROVIDED The University cannot afford to put the CETA employees on the UNM ··· $100 PER MONTH TAX FREE DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR New library security works payroll, Afarid said. SUMMER ACTIVITIES WITH PAY the mayor's office channeled CETA funds ''!j ( By DEBBIE LEVY One alternative, Alarid said, is to reduce the employee's Working time to ,, If any of you clever little thieves half-days. "Another alternative is to recover through a hiring freeze and ;,., are planning to steal a book or two divert that money into a pool to finance CETAfor amonth." ' from any of UNM's libraries, CETA workers are in many positions at UNM Alarid said. • 'They are at AND WHEN YOU GRADUATE 1'' ' ~ 1 forget it. The new security book the physical plant, in clerical .POSitions and even in some professional system works. positions." . . , The effectiveness of the security Alarid said it would be difficult to replace CETA employees with work­ •·· G\;ARANTEED EMPLOYMENT WITH EXCELLENT system was proven Wednesday study students. "It would take a good number of work-study students to SALARY AND FRINGE BENEFITS ' i morning at the check-out area of replace one full-time worker and the continuity is lost." , . . , I Zimmerman library. A LOBO The impact, if all CETA employees were lost, Aland said, would be I'.1· ···YOUR CHOICE OF SEVERAL OCCUPATIONAL FIELDS· reporter hid a library copy of Griffie "great" on those offices with CETA workers. INCLUDING FLIGHT OR NUCLEAR POWER TRAINING PI arid Punishment in her purse and Once the problems facing CETA employees during September are over, tried to exit through the security Alarid said the University must decide what is to be done for the next fiscal ···INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL, ADVENTURE,:AND NUMEROUS area. When she reached the "exit" year. OTHER BENEFITS INCLUDING ADVANCED EDUCATION bar, the bar did not release, a bell "We don't know what the budget will be for the next fiscal year. We sounded, and she could not pass have one month to Work on that solution, The bill is not out of Congress OPPORTUNITIES through. The library staff member Continued on page 3 manning the security check·out -asked the reporter to back up and try leaving through the adjoining 1 exit bar. When this mechanism UNM student vet prevented her from exiting also, the staff member asked her to "return" to the book check out desk and population declines I have the book "re-desensitized." AN UNCONVENTIO-NAL CHALLENGE '' The book had never been either One qf the last organizations aftedanuary 1977 were not eligible checked out or desensitized. from the 1960's is slowly dying out. for di Bill bene!its. After that date, The new system, wllich was . The number of student Veterans veterans call go to school onder a GET STARTED IN THE installed last week, cost an who are going to school under the "matching funds" program, estimated $22,000, based 011 figures Gl Bill peaked in 1974 with 2500 at Sherman said. Under the Con" UNIVERSIJY OF NEW MEXICO submitted by the 3·M Company, UNM. This year there are 1500; tributary Educational Assistance who furnished the detection system, said Joel Sherman, veteran's Program, servic~men invest part of FIND said University architect Van Darn education representative. their paycheck into the fund each CAN NAVY and MARINE CO~PS month. When they get out, the Hooker. "We are seeing a steady drop off ROTC OUT Dean of Library Services Paul government matches that amount YOU in enrollment figures,'' Sherman and the savings are used toward Vassallo said that although not all said. "Unless the GJ Bill is rein• QUALIFY NOW the books in all campus libraries education, Sherman said. stituted by 1985, student vets will The veteran's representative said, ??? Ill have been sensitized, a "Vast number about 100 or 200." • • • ••• majority'' of the total 800,000 "The only drawback is that the Gl books have been treated with a "There will still be Gl BUI must plan ahead for school While he STOP BY 720 YALE, NE (ON CAMPUS) OR special sensitizing tape. Vassallo student veterans for another is in the military.'' CALL 277-3744 or 277·3745 said the process of treating the decade," Sherman ·said. The So far there have not been any books has taken two years but that FISHER PHOTO wartime education program may veterans registered at UNM under all new materials received by the LOBO reporter Ann8 Poole surreptitiously puts a copy of not be used·after 1989. the "matching (unds;; program, Persons who entered the military Sherman said. ContlnulJd on page 3 Clime IJIJd Punishment into her purse.

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•• • C ETA Continued from pogo 1 • • • Library Kim enters guilty plea and it may not be out by October l, the beginning of the new fiscal year '' Con tlnuod frQm pa9o 1 Alarid said. ' WASH I NCiTON (UP)) hatl already been convicted lu;t The unemployment rate in Albuquerque is lower this year, he said, and llthltle~\nwn Hnncbo Kim plcm.led April of compiring to funnel World News with a lower unemployment rate comes a smaHcr budget. libraries are immediately sensitized. guilty Th\Jr\day to one cotmt of MfXJ,lXJO from the Seoul govern· "We have to think in terms of reduced doll&rs and plan accordingly. 1 At a cost of eight to ten cents for im:ornc LH:< cva~ion in connection mcnt to congressmen as part of a don't know what will happen," he said. each sensitizing tape strip, Vassallo with tile Korean influence peddling South Korean sdwme to buy in­ 8 hosta_qes held "Hopefully, we can transfer some CETA employees into University said it is too expensive to treat all ease and got a smpcn<.lcd one year fluence on Capitol Hill in the early funded positions and have sufficient funds provided to retain the others " books in all campus libraries. 'cntcncc. !97()>. hesaid. ' There is no visible way to <'onduding .a plea bargaining 83 prisoners released . Alar!d said the goal of CETA was to get the "hard-core unemployed" determine whether a book has been arrangement, U.S. Distrkt .Judge mto a JOb. "Then transfer that person into an employer funded position. sensitized. Thomas Flunncry uho fined Kim He received a six month prison PANAMA CITY (UPl) - against Nicaraguan President "We didn't need help from The University has been very successful in this. We have the best transition When a book is checked out, the $10,000, while the .Justice >cntcncc as a result of that con­ Twenty-five h ca vi Jy-ar m ed Anastasio Somoza Debayle. anyone," he said, speaking in a rate in the city." book is desensitized by a special Dcpatmcnt dropped a second tax viction but is free pending the Nicaraguan terrorists arrived in Aboard the two planes that hoarse voice. "We're intelligent. Alarid said it was "rough on the department getting new employees but machine. If by chance the book is evasion count again;! him. outcome of an appeal. Panama Thursday, bringing with brought them out of Nicaragua We're capable. We're it helps the unemployment situation.'' not desensitized, the possessor will Federal prosecutors aho droppe(.) them 83 political prisoners whose were eight officials still held revolutionaries.'' At Wednesday's press conference Mayor Rusk announced the be stopped at the security check­ two tax evasion counts agaimt his Kim, 56, is the only South freedom they exchanged for the hostage to ensure a safe flight, Tbe group boarded National suspension of four officials in the CETA program. Former director out. The magnetic tape which has wife. Korean convictc(.) as a result of the lives of scores of government of- some of them taken in a blazing Guard buses and was taken to an Orl~ndo Sedillo; Chris Montano, deputy director; Bobbie Jones, public not been desensitized will trigger Kim, a Korean-born American long-running inll uencc pcduling ficials they held hostage for 45 gunfight at the Managua National undisclosed destination near serv1ce employment manager; and .Phil Ruybalid, fiscal operations the bell and alert library personnel. dtizc~ who is based in Maryland, investigation. hours in Nicaragua's national Palace Tuesday. Panama City soon after the manager. Last year when the security palace. The terrorists' leader, a black- Venezuelan Air Force Hercules C- system was first installed, the The terrorists and the prisoners, bereted man carrying an automatic 130 and an airliner run by library lighting system emitted a ..... fresh from a bcro's sendoff from rille and several hand grenades who Panama's Copa Airlines landed at sound which interfered with the Parts PI\IS ... ,.. thousands of suporters at the went by the name of "Zero," the military airport. security mechaniusm. All 3,500 ..... Managua Airport, immediately denied to reporters at the airport Originally, one group was About people light units were replaced with units sought political asylum in Panama that his Sandinista Liberation Front supposed to fly on to Venezuela, which did not set off the security saying they wanted to stay close to was financed by Cuban President but all decided to stay in Panama, NAIROBI (UP!)-- President ldi States during the weekend. bell at a cost $76,543. Nicaragua to continue the battle Fidel Castro. uzero" said. A min of Uganda Thursday said he "! am willing to marry any man Dean Vassallo said he hopes the The flights climaxed a bold and shot a hippopotamus when it that I love," said Miss Gardiner in student government will take action Campus Auto Parts bloody operation aimed at securing charged theboat he was sailing on an interview published Thursday to come up with a penalty for Senate hears of freedom for the prisoners, $10 with his children. when she was asked if she wou.ld stealing a library book. Otherwise, 10°/o Discount million in cash ransom and Rauio Uganda quoted A min as wed a black man. he said, he intends to go to the dean ASHER PHOTU With Student ID Card nationwide publicity for their 20- saying he was sailing on Lake She said that people have of students seeking some solution. Reporter is stopped by the exit bar as she tries to /e{lve the II Arson Empire'' year-old campaign against Victoria when the hippo surged erroneous in formation regarding "We want to have the material library with a stolen book save 20°/o to 30°/o President Anastasio Somoza through the water intending to ram South Africa and pointed out that available for the university com­ w.ASHINGTON (UPI) - An insurance adjustor who was part of . Debayle. the craft. "over the last five years things have munity," Vassallo said. "If a book All name brand auto parts Flon~a "arson empire" told a Senate panel Thursday how one of his " The gov~rnemet said it ~ade a "It was dark and difficult to see changed. Today, whites and blacks is stolen, it's a case of one assocHites bought a house for $50, got $38,000 in fire insurance and had compromtse agreeement and the target, but the President (in South Africa) live together university community member M-F 8-6 Sat 8-5 • Closed Sun the place burned down 45 days later.· government sources doubted the managed to shoot the hippo," the without problems, of course, hurting all others. He is denying the 2112 Central SE • 247-0321 Josep~ Carter, now serving a federal prison term for conspiracy to ransom was more than $500,000. radio said. separated. Blacks now can go to others access to knowledge." defraud msurance compani~s. said th~ fire did not compeletely level the Senate approves He then ordered it to be dragged restaurants, night spots and all the Because this is the case, Vassallo ht;use and he settled w1th h1s accomplice for a $17,000 insurance payoff. from the water, stuffed and places frequented by whites." said, the best solution would be for H1s share was $2,000. d · 1 "d mounted. students to police other students via But the gutted dwelling remained insured, he said, and was later burned 8 UCatiOn a a1 legislation enacted by the student MINEHEAD, England (UPI)--A government. all the way down on a second try. LOS ANGELES (UPJ)--Tuesday WASHINGTON (UP!) - The magistrate's court Thursday "The students should be the ones . Testifying at .a Se.nate permanent inv~stil\ations subcommittee hearing Weld, who appears with Nick Nolte Student Health Insurance Senate approved a five-year $52.5 postponed until October a hearing to decide on the process for Into the arson lor !me r~cket, Carter satd h1s accomplice had bought the in the film "Who'll Stop The billion program of federal aid to of charges against former Liberal determining guilt of innocence and Underwritten by KEYSTONE LIFE INS. CO, house for next to nothmg from an improverished and illiterate black Rain," filed a 15 million dollar suit woman. elementary and seconday schools party leader Jeremy Thorpe and for determining the penalty," against United Artists Corp. for not Present Enrollment Period: Thursday after refusing to kill three other men of conspiracy to Vassallo said. An incredulous Sen. Lawton Chiles, D-F!a., asked, "How in the world giving her star billing in the film's August 21,1978 thru September 10, 1978 experimental projects in teaching murder a former male model who He said the ultimate purpose for co~ld they buy a b~ilding for $50 and insure il for $38,000?" advertising. the "three Rs" and several off-beat alleged he and Thorpe once were the security system and possible Enrollment may be by ~ecause they (msurance agents) did not inspect the building," Carter The suit, filed Wednesday in Los tephed. subjects. homosexual lovers. legislation for punishing .offenders Fall Semester or for full year. The education bill, adpoted 86-7, Angeles Superior Court, claims . Caretr, prolec~ed by U.S. marshals during his appearance, said he got The hearing originally was set for is to protect the students. will have to be reconciled with a Miss Weld's contract calls for her mto arson for htre operations in the Tampa, Fla., area in the late t960s Sept. 12 -- the day before the Enroll at: UMN Cashier's Office somewhat smaller version approved to have star billing along with af~:r he had ru~ up heavy gambling debts at dog tracks. Liberal party opens its annual Student Health Center 1-4 p.m. Daily by the House in July. Nolte in the advertising, but such After a whtle, we developed something of a system," he said. "They convention at Southport. Political Local Agent's Office The authorization is basically billing was not given. Lectures feature wo~ld as.k me what companies would be the best ones to approach about informants said Liberal party designed to provide federal aid for In one newspaper ad, Nolte's ge~;mg higher coverage on buildings they owned and wanted to 'torch.' leaders had been concerned that the name appears in large type next to Local Agent: disadvanted students and schools timing of the Thorpe hearing just Charles R. Brothers, 8100 Mountain Rd., N.E. I would. s.teer them t.o the. companies with the most liberal claims his picture at the top of the ad, payment po.hctes, compames whtch also paid in a hurry." districts through grants and other before the convention would prove visiting artists Suite 207, Albuquerque, N.M. 87110 types of programs• while Miss Weld is only mentioned . Carter satd the group also included insurance agents, the arsonists and embatassing to the party. Slightly more than $27 billion of in smaller type at the bottom. Telephone 265,7040 ftre. department personnel, all working to defraud the insurance com­ The West Somerset Magistrates' The suit seeks five million dollars Artists Robert Cumming and pames. the total was authorized for grants Court here set a new date of Oct. 9. each in general and punitive Harmony Hammond ate scheduled to the disadvanted children and ."While our group was working smoothly, we had an arson empire "he It said this wasby agreement of all damages and another five million to speak soon at UNM as part of satd. ' about $9.5 billion for helping parties concerned, including police. for statutory penalties. the art department's visiting artist ,...... , "impacted" school districts Thorpe, 49, leader of the Liberal LOS ANGELES (UP!) _ lecturese~Ies. . Airline plans route cut burdened by children of govern­ party from 1967 to 1976, was American Broadcasting Com- Cummi?gs, .a co~ceptual ru;ttst ment employees who work at tax­ arrested and charged together with panics, Inc., Wednesday filed a five · fro'? Cal.tforma, Wtll show shdes : complete : exempt federal installations or three other men with.conspiracy to million breach of contract suit dunng his speech, sche~uled to WASHINGTON (UP!) - Pan military bases. murder Norman Scott, 38. against Redd Foxx and his begin .at 8 p.m: Aug. 28 m Room American World Airways, seeking President Carter wanted to trim Thorpe has denied Scott's production companies and also 2018 ofUNM Ft.neArts Center. Pan Am is prohibited from flying • • to merge with National Airlines, the highly controversial impact aid homosexuality claims. He still is a sought an injunction to prevent the Hammond .wtll speak at 8 p.m, between U.S. cities, and a merger said Thursday it will drop some of program but the Senate voted to member of Parliament and has said comedian from working for anyone Sept, 5, also m Room 2018 of the : range : its foreign routes next month "in would allow the new entity to add hold the total at about current he plans to again in the next else. Fine Arts Center. ~t;r. lecture will National's domestic routes to Pan run order to be businesslike and levels. Parliamentary general election. The superior court suit claimed focus on an . exhi~Itton of her Am's foreign ones. profitable." The rest of the funds are scat­ Foxx and his three companies, EF- current w.ork, titled The Ballad of Testifying on a bill designed to The reduction in service could be tered over a wide range of special CARACAS, Venezuela (UPI)-- OH-EX-EX Productions Redd the Crymg Bead and Related increase competition in in­ : of materials i restored partially if the merger goes programs and projects, including Miss Universe 1978, a 19-year-old Foxx productions, Inc., a~d Redd Drawings," which will, be show~ in ternational aviation, Seawell said . through, Pan Am Chairman adult and teacher training. green·eyed brunette . from South Foxx.Enterprises, Inc., breached an the art department s teachmg acquisition of profitable domestic William T. Seawell told the Senate Sen. Robert Morgan, D-N.C., Africa, says she would not object to October 1975 contract to provide a gallery Sept. 5 to 22. • • ~ill!:l!W!..~C t.lorlco DaiiJI Lob.J I• P'>btuhed you have a cushion against the was embarking "on art entirely new Monday through Friday eVery regular Week 14 Karat gold chains and wristlets -~ 10°/o Discount to Students or the Unfvenity year and Weekly during the effects of inequitable market access program when we are trying to get summer session by_ the Board o£ Student and discriminatory treatment Students get funds a popular twosome PublicationS of the University of New Mexico, spending under control." He said it : & Teachers with current I.D. : and Is, riot· financially doclaled wJth UNM, ~hr·na.d." Seawell testified. could lead to "comprehensive for giving and getting! Second CIIUS post111gil. p_ald at AlbUqUC(quc, Federal and State financial aid government control over what is New_ Me:dco 87131. SubScription nile is program allocations for 1978 are a. Serpentine wristlet, from '17.50 $lO.OOfot the academic year. our public school system." The opl'nfons expressed ori ihe edltoiiBl being dispersd to UNM students b. Venetian box chain, from '55.00 : · pages of The Drlll~ Lobo liire those of thtt Sen. Claiborne Pell, D-R.t., ~!~!~!R~!~L~!!R~~~!~!~!~~: who applied and qualified for the c. Venetian box wristlet, from '27.50 • ART & CRAFT SUPPLIES/DRAFTING SUPPLIES/PICTURE FRAMING author solely. Urulgne:l _Oplrifon Is that of thf! floor manager for the bill, said the editorial board _or The Daily Lobo·, Nothing aid, officials said. d. Serpentine chain, from '25.00 l"'rlnted In The DaJ\y Lobo -~aill) average ability of students to read, 251. 0.. Centl'lll. "'."· S.E, AlbL.ICiuerque., .NIII7108. '. 505·285-. 3733. 9f Expenditures within several . ACROSS F'AOM JOHNSON. GVM •ctnmuts the vfews of the ·University New write and count "was declining and Me.:Jco. different financial aid programs, L we had to do something about it." specifically the Basic Economic ==•••••••••••••••• Opportunity Grant (BEOG), New ~ ~~~ Mexico Student Loans (NMSL) and Zales artd Fri•ert1ls make wishes come lniel the work study programs are quite substantial, although the fiscalyear ZALES budget of these appropriations began July I, said John Whiteside, The Diamond Store associate director of student lllustratioris enlarged. fianancial aid. "Scheduled dispersements have been committed to university 318 Central S.W. • 263 Montgomery Plaza students," said Whiteside. 63 Winrock Center e752 Coronado Center Committment of these federal • 901 Sunset Road, S.W. • fonds does not, however, mean that they are depleted, said Whiteside. I' age 4, New Mellico Daily LOBO, August 25, 1978 Page 5, New Mexico Daily 1 OBO, Augl"t 25, 1978 Gay Unity Weekend Set ~r.e·~ W!L!U(~(!J i!.).ftJ'1Jil~~ ~l!)[JU'(D[liij~[l.~ New Englanders l!)~l.LJ U:!JllillJ :u:P u~ lK!Jt.!l~ Gays await activists are top guzzlers Metropolitan Community Church California State Legislature. By BILL ROBERTSON of California and was recently Sponsored by state senator John AUGU1:>'TA, Maine (UPJ)- The They drank U7 million gallon~ of Editorial voted the fourth most influential Briggs, the amendment is an at­ U.S. Brewers Association says New brew -- almost half that drunk in Albuquerque's gay community is man in the state (Jerry Brown was tempt to prevent any homosexual Englanders really Jove their beer. all of New England. preparing today for the arrival of first, Ronald Reagan fifth.) For­ or homosexual sympathizer fmm They made the region one of the Rhode Island, Vermont and Leonard Matlovich and Troy merly a minister of the Pentecostal participating in the education of nation's leaders in suds-guzzling Maine ranked 14th, 15th and 16th Keeping promises Perry, gay activists from Church in Santa Barbara, he was children in California, last year by draining more than 283 in the nation in per capita beer California, to signify the start of expelled by church elders when they "It (the Briggs Am~ndment) is a million gallons. conMtmption respectively, with Gay Unity Weekend in the Duke learned of his homosexuality. new form of McCarthyism,'' Five of the nation's top 20 beer theit' residents drinking between Wu aw rleliuhtod to soc ASUNM senators disregarding, at least City. Taylor said. ''It's also un- drinking states on a per capita basis 24.5 and 24.2 gallons of brew. t"mpm.Jrily, the ac:cusations and cou~ter accusations being flung Dave Maurcn, owner-manager of Bill Taylor IS former pastor of constitutional, because it infringes are in New England, the beer In Maine 26.2million gallll!J vanous mernbors of the senate and finally fJ£ltling down to the the Heights Lounge, one of three the Albuqerque Metropolitan on a person's freedom of religion. association said. Its regional work at twfHJ. ga_Y-oriented bars in Albuquerque, Community Church (MCC) and is Anyone attending services at the headquarters are in Maine. Wh!lther or not there is a drive for making the Student Alliance party consumed and $7.6 million W'IS satd the purpose of Gay Unity helping Maurer organize Gay Unity Metropolitan Community Church A spokesman said New Ham­ a chartnred organization, whether or not there is talk of bloc voting, paid to governmental 11nits. Ver­ Weekend is to "promote unity Weekend in Albuquerque. l-Ie said, can be fired from their job, even if pshire elbow benders were way mont drinkers downed 11.8 million wlmther or not there are personal or political clashes within the senate among the homosexual community "Perry organized the church in they aren't gay," he s&id. ahead of the rest of New England gallons which generated $3 million, 15 not all that vital to the students of UNM if the senators are attending in the city." 1968, and it is now recognized as Passage of the Briggs Amend­ and ranked second in the nation­ rnfletings and conducting business as they were elected to do. Rhode Islanders put away almost Matlovich, subject of an NBC­ the fastest-growing church in the ment, Taylor said, would make behind Nevada - in per capita The mud-slinging may be exciting to some and just interesting ~3 million gallons ~nd the brewing TV movie aired Monday night, was world." From its beginnings in Los police action into a person's private consumption. He said the brewing readinu to others, but as long as it does not interfere with the senate's mdustry paid $1.4 milion .in taxes a sergeant in the United Sates Air Angeles in 1968, Taylor .said, the life a reality. "We all know what industry paid $4.8 million in taxes and license fees there. *** 284."((11 JJi!o't'''Y Bt't.&imll credits for home insulation and solar energy. I certainly hope this complaint will result in the installation of the Pol. Sci. 352.001 AfriCJtrll'~.l.iHt-s M. W. 4:30·S~.f5Jllll l'rul'. .Shiatne Special! Okunu The vote was a small victory for President Carter, who included the The UNM Concert Choir is t~d. lntro To Afrq. W.l0;(.Ml-1211S:nm much needed dispensers. A roomy daypack, perfect Fdm; 293-003 l'roi.IHH) ,\Juore proposal in his comprehensive tax package-the remains of which Tesa Mae Stone The film committee will hold holding open tryouts for all voice A mer. Sh1dlrs for books ... made oftough, Hd, fdns, 293.004 lla~-rt Hacisrn & 'iTli:00-12Jl5nm l•wf.S;un Jol•illoOit positions today in room 1116 of the ,\mt•r.l..llw appear dead for this year. meetings open to the public every wateq~roofnylon 1:;.1. Fdns. 293-005 Black Ctiilrmmily 'l'r 9:.30·10:-fOaru Dr. llimlld' lhilcy The action would provide tax credits of up to $400 for home in­ other Monday at 3 p.m. beginning Fine Arts Center from 2-5 p.m. For Reg.10.95 sulation, storm doors and windows and other home energy-saving on 8-28. more information call John Clark Ed.fdns, '293.0]6 lmtitution.:il W. 6:30-9:1$pm l'rof. Ra)' at 277-4301. ftatism IJamiiiiAI features and up to $2,200 for solar energy devices. What's a snot? Sale 8.75 English 280-008 Africm l.ilt'l'tllurf! TJ' 8:0CMM5am Prof, J·'r•idoSilmd The credits would apply retroactively, covering purchases and MOUNTAINS Mod,&Cia10s. Swahili MWF2~ l;r(lf. Slim 1'"~ola renovations dating back to the day Carter introduced his tax plan to Editor: l..ang~ 101·001 2!50pm The Elections Commission will * * * Congress- April20, 1977. Concerning ASUNM Sen. Tom Fisher's letter in Wednesday's paper Ed. Fdns.l9l·001 Prr.hlnn~ Arr. Dr_ Harold Haile> It's high time Congress follows the example set by energy-conscious (Aug. 23). I strongly object to Senator Fisher's vile language in referring I, hold a meeting today at 3 p.m. in An open house will be held at the 2320 ,d... ' l!Al, Fdns. 59 lAm PmlA£nL~ Arr. JJr.Jhrulr:l H,.iJ('_\' Americans and realizes the importance of energy conservation to Vice Presid.ent Leonard Garcia. In the last sentence of Sen. Fisher's room 230 of the SUB. Everyone is Computing Center, 2701 Campus Central ' ' 299-00!J Arr, measures. It's also time the government at least partially, reimburses third inaccuracy, Vice President Garcia is called a snot! At first, I '' welcome to attend. N.E., today from 10 a.m. to noon. Ave.S.E. Ct:n. St, InclhiduiiiSiudy Pro(, Sarn Jrtlmwn those industrious citizens wise enough to rnake such changes in their couldn't believe what I read. A snot, I asked myself? What a vulgar 'i There will be open viewing of the 268·4876 homes. thing to say about anyone, never mind a man in such a high office. computing hardware, terminal demonstrations and displays describing various software, such as Obviously known to Sen. Fisher was Webster's defination of a The UNM Ballroom Dance Club compliers and statistical package. snot-an untrustworthy, devious or malici.ous person; one who is will have its first meeting tonight at treacherous. This is an awful thing to call Leonard Garcia who " ... has 7:30 in the SUB Ballroom. Come; General documentation and pamphlets will be available to Correction already suffered through a brutalizing election hassle ... " have fun, and dance, dance, dance! visitors. At first, I didn't believe what my friends told me about Sen. Torn ··~ . . Fisher. I trv to give everv man the benefit of the doubt. In c.ne of yesterday's editorials, entitled, " ..• and $15,000 spent," it was erroneously stated that the entire $15,000 is being spent on duck Is this what politics does to a man's soul? If so, where will it end? The The Honors Center invites you to pond beautification. Only a part of that sum is being used for the duck only honorable avenue left to Vice President Garcia is a duel. flirt, flaunt, and fool around or just ~~~~~New Students pOnd area; the rest is being spent on north campus landscaping, We In order to avoid such a thing and to keep continuity within the plain talk with its undergraduate regret the error. senate, I see no other alternative but the voluntary resignation of Sen. professors at an informal get­ Torn Fisher. together in the Honors Lounge in I We sllould ail work together and make ASUNM what it can and the Humanities building today '\-c~ Come To The should bel from I :30 to 2:30p.m. Joe Cicero by Garry Trudeau- President's Ice Cream Social lOB0:-editorili11Jtllff; Editot'-in

fly .JOHN CHAilWICK termination of a rental agreement is problems, Lopez said. housing in the university area was ·>aid most of the complaints they You ju1t moved into your dream the result of a complaint. She cited several provisions of judged standard compared to handle involve plumbing and ho\1\c or tcmpoq1ry living quarter~ Trying to prove retaliation, when the New Mexico Jaw which students slightly over 70 percent for the city electrical code violations. lor tk 1chool year and a problem a landlord tries to get back at the should be careful of. as a whole. If you suspect a housing code m>ps up. Complaining to the tenant for a complaint, is hard, One is a provision which allows The report also showed that 45 violation, a call will bring an in­ landlord can <:reate new problems. Anm sai<.l. the landlord, without going to percent of the housing in the spector to inspect the dwelling, New Mexico has a landlord­ She cited an example in which.a tenant rclati\m> act which spells out tenant made a complaint and two the duties of both the landlord and days later the landlord gave the the tenant. tenant a 30 day eviction notice. !•'or legal services providing help "Even though the judge said it to persons on a limited income was the most blatant case of HALL there is the Legal Aid Society of retal.iation he had seen, he still ruled Albuquerque and the Clinical Law in favor of the landlord," Aron program at the UNM School of said. Law. Before taking action against a And for non-professional advice landlord, the tenant should not be SPECIAL OF'F'ER TO UNM FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENTS is the New Mexico Public Interest in violation of the lca>e or rental Research Group (PIRG). PIRG agreement, Aron said. operates an answering service for Helen Lopez of the Albuquerque such problems as well as providing Legal Aid Society handles rental THIRTEEN FABULOUS EVENINGS OF ENTERTAINMENT a handbook for renters. disputes which come into the office. Madeline Aron, who handles Lopez said New Mexico law ',.. , tenant problems at PIRO said the prohibits retaliation on the part of a most common problems include the landlord if a resident should decide condition of the dwelling, trying to to form a resident's union or is not - ' ••• ,y' get deposits back, rent increases in violation of the rental agreement. and evictions. The Legal Aid Society normally AI' on said she received calls from handles about I 0 cases a month LAST CALL persons who think a rent increase or involving landlord-tenant OF'F'ER EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 5

CHADWICK PHOTO This ceiling is an example of the high percentage of deteriorating houses in the University area 1978-79 CULTURAL ENTERTAINMENT SERIES CO\trl, to put a lcin on the renter's university area to be "neglected" Southard said. property for failure to pay rent compared to 20 percent for the rest He added that the person making Tuesday, Sept. 19- The Blackstone Magic Show, Company of 25 without having to go to court. of the city. the complaint does not have to be The other is that if a tenant is Lopez said the law requires the listed on the complaint form. Wednesday, Sept. 27- Neil Simon's California Suite, starring Carolyn Jones, James Drury ' going to be away from his dwelling tenant to give the landlord a written Once a complaint is filed, a for more than seven days, he must Monday, Oct. 2- Bella Lewitzki Dance Company, The Best in the West give written notice to this effect to the landlord. Sunday, Oct. 15 - The Atlanta Symphony, Robert Shaw conducting Failure to notify the landlord of this gives him the right to declare Monday, Nov. 6 - The Jose Limon Dance Company, Cheered the world over the property abandoned and to Tuesday, Nov. 14- Side By Siqe By Sondheim, starring Hermione Gingold place a lein on the renter's property, regardless of whether the Friday, Dec. 1 -Ballet Folclorico Nacional De Mexico, First American tour rent has been paid. Lopez said there is a larger Friday, Dec. 15 - Canadian Opera- The Marriage OfFigaro. In English number of complaints of law violations which come in from the Monday, Feb. 19- A Festival Of Russian Dance, The best of Russian dancers South and North Valleys than from the university area. Friday, Feb. 23- The Wiz, Winner of 7 Tony Awards, Best Musicall975 Bill MacPherson, director of the Clinical Law Program at the UNM Tuesday, Feb. 27- Dizzy Gillespie, In concert, The best of Jazz. Law School said they handle anywhere from 5 to 15 cases in­ Saturday, Mar. 10 - The Sound Of Music, Broadway Revival, 's favorite musical volving landlord-tenant disputers at Plus- Special Bonus Program .. To be announced Th~· S:i5 Jfain.•ut is a\'niluhle Jitr•r II' hOI~" lot Jes.\· al: any one time. "The most common problem Markhan International seems to be problems in getting deposits back,'' MacPherson said. Unisex Hair Design Center The least common problem PRICE SECTION I II III %Discount I 255-0166 • 7804 Central S.E. seems to be landlprd retaliation, SOLD OUT, (between Wyoming and Louisiana) MacPherson said. He also said very few cases ever .I make it to court. "Generally when we call and threaten to sue, the Single Ticket Value ~ $}}4 $87 none THIS SATURDAY NIGHT landlord backs down,'' MacPherson said. "-. Of those that do make it to court, the majority are won by his office, ~P" he said. UNM Fac/Staff - You Pay Only $57 $43 50% As for sub-standard housing, a ·~. report prepared by the University Neighborh.ood Associations showed only 50 percent of the $28 $21 UNM ASUNM/GSA Students ' 75% CHADWICK This substandard fuse box is one of the many hazards con­ SUBSCRIBE NOW fronting tenants in UNM's student ghetto notice for repairs needed. . notice is sent to the landlord and he If the tenant doesn't see action is given 30 days to correct the 2 blocks UNM on the part of the landlord, he can problem. call the. city Housing Authority, SAVE 50% or MORE If no action is taken after 30 255-5886 code enforcement division. "QUALITY PRIVATE INSTRUCTION" days, another notice is sent to the David Southard of the division landlord giving him 30 days to start ATTENTION STUDENT SUBSCRIBERS Your season tickets work on the repairs and 60 days are ready to be picked up. When claiming your pass you must • from the date of the notice to have the code violations corrected. pay any amount due and p,resent your current I.D. card in­ oncepbons Southard said there is a backing dicting 12 or more hours for undergraduates (or ASUNM -· southwest of complaints because there is Stamp) , and at least 1 hour for graduate students. currently only one person working needs serious, creative people in poetry, on complaints. prose, art, photography, layoutand 'the most repeated word of business for its Falll978 staff. advice given by everyone is to SELECTYOURSEAT ATTHEPOPEJOYHALLBOXOFF1CE All positions are open, comply with your rental agreement when filing a complaint. Monday -· Friday 9: 00-5: 30 or call Apply immediately in The other word of warning, Sale ends should court appeat<~.nce be Sept. 5 277-3121 Marron Hall, Room 105 necessary, is to have everything irt writing, "> --

• Page K, New Mcxkt> lluily LOI.lO, A11gust Z5, 1978 Page 9, New Mexico Daily LOBO, August 25, 1978 Albuquerque's trans-Atlantic balloonist~ will be ~oming home tomorrow, and the city is gearing Cheech & Chong- High On Life? up to wekome them. ··The balloonists, Ben A bruno, Study vvorkshop offered Maxie Ander>on and Larry City Newman, will arrive at the By MARC MERVIS characteristics, their orientation toward people. Albuquerque International Airport UNM undergraduates with reading and study skills Venardos said introverted people who like to be at I I a.m., Chamber of Commerce "" With LOBO Arts problems have an opportunity to shape up those areas alone ''study better." >pokespcrson Martha Swink said. in a workshop this semester at the university, - Livermore said extroverted people like to party and The balloonists will be met at the have more throuble studying. "Study Skills Workshop" is being offered by the , played for belly laughs. finally went round and round and uirron by Governor Apodaca, Venardos estimated 25-50 per cent of students work College of Arts a11d Sciences Advisement Center which By MIKE HOEIT & JOE Written by Cheech and Chong got it away from him and did it Mayor Rusk, a Congressional half-time and have particular study problems. He said deals with problems of study time, note-taking, WESBROO.K and shot over seven weeks in the ourselves." delegation, and officials of the reading and exams, said Tom Venardos, director of working lowers a student's grades and class load, summer of '77, tlw film is about a Chamber of Commerce, she .laid, forces class-dropping, and prolongs a student's What about other performers j n welcomes the center. pair of characters we've come to the movie? Cheech sat up "Zane After a' short welcoming Kelli Livermore, Student Advisor/Counselor at the graduation. Knock-knock. Lightly. know, Pedro and Man. Pedro llusby -- she plays this chick call ceremony at the airport, a center, said, "Class members tend to be highly Vcnardos and Livermore said motivation is the most "Dave," A whisper. "Dave, (Cheech) is our low rider hero. Man Jade East -- she's really funny." motorcade will be formed, and will motivated. important learning factor. They said students should open up." start a parade. T[1e motorcade will She is one of three instructors in the non-credit, study "when they feel good." Both said it's important From behind the door. "Dave's (Chong) is the son of Tempest and Chong piped in with "Stacy Keach. He's a professional" travel down Yale to Central where five-week course which continues through Sept. 22. "to schedule in fun times." not here." Arnold Stoner (played by Edie it will pause to hear the UNM Other instructors include Janet Farnham and Vera ''We encourage them to reward themselves after Again/he whisper, this time a bit Adams and Strother Martin), What's next for you guys? "More movies." They both an­ Marching Band play, Swink said. Norwood, administrative coordinator at the Provost's studying," Livermore said. In that way, a student will louder, mar(! hurried. parents who want their son(?) to go swered, and our time with Cheech home Then it will continue west on office, said Livermore. be more eager to study, she said. "Dave. Jt 's me I've gal the stuff. straight. Fat chance. He meets up Central to Eighth strGet, turn right The class, which meets Monday, Wednesday and lloth agreed se!f.discipline is necessary to become Open up." with Pedro, they get wgether a and Chong was up. They were off onto Tijeras, and end up at the Friday at 1-1:50 p.m., currently has 28 students. educated, not to cram for an exam by forced uvave 's not here." band, they need sonwthing to to catch a flight to Las Vegas. It Civic plaza, she said. 1ncluded are 12 freshmen, six sophomores, eight memori.zation and not remember anything after it. That bit of fluff, dealing with a smoke (!). Looking for a herb to was 7 p.m., and they were At the plaza, presentations will juniors and two seniors. The course doesn't guarantee better grades. It does clandestine dope transaction which case their tensions is futile. After a scheduled to do a show in some be made to the balloonists by the This week the students were given two exams, one guarantee better knowledge,'' Livermore said. goes awry, may have started a round-about visit to Tijuana, paid casino at 9. Ah, stardom. governor and mayor, Swink said. dealing with study habits and the other, personality "It's ideal for students to read chapters two or three revolution in comedy. And the Cheech and Chong have been The Watermelon Jug Band wHI sing trails, Livermeore said, times and once at final exam time," Venardos said., "head" revolutionaries were for by Immigrations, they head called by some "The Abbot and balloonists a song called the "Double Eagle," "Many register but don't follow through with it," "The chapter will make more sense after several Richard "Cheech" Marin and back to L.A. (very funny scene of Costello of the 70's." If their next which was written in honor of the Venardos said. readings," he said. , the first Chinese­ them crossing the border from films are as funny as "Up In ballonists, and there will be a mass Venardos and Livermore said the personality in­ He concluded, "It's never too late to acquire good Chicano comedy team. Just the Mexico to the U.S.) in a van made ffio.n (Chong) enjoys o. bazooko. while Pedto (CHeech) ascension of balloons at the plaza, ventory examines students' introversion-extroversion study habits.'' idea of a Chinese-Chicano pair of of dope. They head for the Roxy in Smoke," Abbot and Costello could sttuggles to keep his low Met on the road. she said. comics is funny. Hollywood, where their band, Alice become know as "The Cheech and Cheech and Chong were in Bowie, is slated to appear in "The Chong of the 20's." UNM offers french classes Albuquerque to promote their first Davis to host breakfast movie "Up In Smoke." We (the t..obo) went to the Four Seasons for new faculty members and talked with them. for children to senior citizens How did you guys get together, UNM journalism professor and UNM President William E. Davis we asked. "We were pen pals,'' author Tony Hillerman. The said Cheech. "He was doing two to will host a breakfast for new faculty A Saturday morning French will be instructors for the courses. Registration for the classes will prcsent

•· ' ,, ..... Page 10, New Mexico Daily LOBO, Augu1t 25, .1978 Pa!!e l l, New Mexico Daily lOBO, August2\ 1978 Rugby Olympiad Saturday f' tJJ!' ;1 W!lllU(~JJ The 1st Intenlorm Olympiad will he held Saturday on Johnson FieiLI. Reorganizing Beginning. at 1:30 p.m .• students ff\Hn the LINM donm will ,·om pel~ ina J.»ilUl.LJ W-Ufilr!J mini-Oiympks spon">rcJ by the residence hall swl'f. ~ Judges ror the events include Dean nl' Students Karel~ UlaRcr, A>Sodatc A drive tll reorganite the defunct Dean Karen Abraham, Associate Dean Randy Boc!].ltn and l.a Posada women's rugby club at UNM b Food Scn·ice Director George Prindiville. underway with an organizational ASUNM Prc>idcnt Mimi Swanson will be master of ccremonicr,, meeting scheduled for MonJay, The program ranges from the triple threat, (\ three-legged race with an Ha_vvaii Trip Expected Aug. 28 at 8 p.m. in room250-A of unlimited number ,>r contestants, to cheaper by the dot.en, an obstacle the New Mexico Union. course with 12 event:., t2mcn and 12 women on each team. Jan McGeachy, a three-year veteran of rugby, said the cluh is To Cost Near $40,000 looking for athletic women who enjoy running and would like to flight and flew economy rate Jly HAY GI,ASS bill, a total of $26,013.33. The develop a solid 15-member club this Tnt vcling the lea~t expensive way remaining $9798. the Mercado 883·1587 the purpose of the tournament is 2~------' f'av<' 12, New Mexico Daily LOBO, i\ugu1t 25, I97H

'•MJUl-ftN "'i(lf-/1,, I·Xkl't~. lmking Lham. 2-g,dlon g<~~ "R r ABU· r -V.''i $35.00 to $60.00. 441 <)¢/word/day Wyoming N.E, 255-5!}87 10120 ui-fi!NN"!N('j' ~1A~-"iA<-;r:--WERSONALS 0812S J.)UU 'lMBR AND GUITAR h:ssous. fJ43·6487.08/29 ACROSS time: Prefix UNITED Feature Syndicate {jl{()Wl;R'S MARKhT OF Albuquerque. ·rucsday& MOBILE HOME, BEST adllll park, N.W. valleyst:t· Faculty greets f'f(f t,ANC Y lL~I IN(, nnd munLclmg CjtJI l47 up. f.Jo:reJhmt cundillotJ. Unfurnished 14;.;68, 2 BR, 14 50 Calendar t)aumlay7:00 a,rn, 12:00 noon. 4th meet Central" Thursday Puzzle Solved: !JHl'J 09/'ZI hath, storage, appliances. Owner, 344-9922 OH/2.5' 1 Slight by i tjcras. he~h frUits and vcgetE~blcs Nc~ Mexico abbr. J· II M ·-WOfi"KSiiOP: ignoring FIL A 5 H p E !lf{iJl)iJ(:r:,c/N ~ grown. 08/29 SUPBR TUNE UPS 1 .$10, you buy parts. Bob, 265- 52 Preserve A R D E M 5 .unllrnm. llftlld\·on. unwduction to 16rnm film 4054. 08125 5 Careless one's L 0 R N A E A V E AX DlJP.I.£\X ONh lJLOCK fmm Cafllpu~ ·" furnished I L mak111v, wnr.hl by '' wmktn~ filtnmflkt:r. Gury dressers p p one bedroom with fireplace, (Jft street, parking. GIWA1' PRKES ON Ul~yclc p;nt/i and acce~!i:Qri_e~. standing: 2 E N T L E nevv 01e111bers [l(lbcrmun, 2MI·08fJ1, llrtl'rnoon~. 06/3 I 10 E. Indian ~-¥-RABA \100.00 D. D. $L7'l pt:r morttll plusmiliLic~. 293~5602 t~xrert rcp!lfrs. Albuquerque Bike Co·op. 106 Girard words D E S K CAN S p R E E < flNlt~C---rs1'i?--Pc>t.IS11lNAI:l i>on't rnt;"dt\le ... vinit Kevin at edge to LA P P E D C R DIN E S styles, 4 colors. New lower prices on padlocks, U.S.S.R. Saturday morning. Rlt'l1JtHllld LJicycle Supply 102 kicluuot!d NH. l'er­ chains, 1md ~abies. Hundlebar Packs: $2.00 Qff 15 Feminine premier A C R I D G L A Z E SAW ~unal \l'rvic~·. di~t.:OUIH price,~ linrJ ·cxpt:rt rt-p:ur.~. Free 4. HOUSING regular bw price, Richmond Bicycle Supp)y, 102 quality 59--- way V I E T B R 0 K E E Each new person was accompanied by a veteran faculty member from 1m1 rur;tlon,too. 26f,·l611 08/28 Richmond NE, 266-1611. 0812.5 16 Steel AD s 0 R ATE B L 0 N D their department. NEAT FEMALE ROOMATE needed lo shar~ 1 street P"E\ii~-y-.S PIZZA. Deep dish plu.11 by the .~Jice: und 26' 10 Spe~:d Schwinn Suburban.- Excellent con· ingredient I R Til S H P LIA N E S pnn- Pitt~ s.rtcinls f~;murhlg fn:,,h salnds and .~lice.~. ~pac:lous 2 bedroom ho\15e JleJ\t to Hycler Purk 20 60 Quantity of One member of the Board of Regents and several administrators at­ dilion, $9.'1, :Z65-0646. 08!25 17 Coin of India u p D A T E S P :.!004 <'cmral SE. (Acros~ from UNM),lMJ-97$0. mhnne walk to UNM $120 plus !ti. utiliti~s Sl20 film tended the breakfast, served to more than 200 persons in the SUB tlt;:pnsit ca\lllelen 256-7829 011/25 CITADAL mCYCLE LOCKS$$ off, Guaranteed to 18 Watchful P H E N 0 C A crj5H 0 P I 08/25 S200. R.C, HaJc:tt's llicycles, 2122 Coal PI- SE, 2 62 Betsy and 19 Awkward N G Ballroom. <:iOl'IIMORE.Il • WH SAI.U'rE YOU for hnnging DRAND NEW, spu<:ious two bedroom ap11rtment for blocks fmm UNM, off Yale lllvd, 84~·9378, 08/2!1 Diana s 0 IS T E R~ Til E rent. Minutes from Cllrnpus tllld frcewa)'. 298_·1732 fellow Davis briefly introduced Calvin Horn, secretary-treasurer of the board, tntJK,h the first )'car of college. If you need nn added HICYCLESl NEW MEXICO'S largest selection. We 65 Poses E N IE 0 R E 5 -s E G E llll:t"ll1l~C to continue we .suggcst )'on~;hcck out the Air 09/01 20Warming -p arc o~·cr·stor:kcd! Over SOO to choQsc from! Bring this 67 Mutiny T E 5 s TIR E E _K s who addressed the new fac\llty on behalf of the regents. hm:t Cht"t:k It out by ROOMMATE $11~/mo. device Orriccrs Trmniug. Progrnm, FrlMALll WANTED. plus aJ in for a special student discount, R.C. Halclt's vessel Administrators attending included McAllister Hull Jr., provost; John ~Imply addi11.0. AP ASP lOb, Development or Air l/2mi!ities. Uz, 265·9195, 8Bl·74H8. 08/30 l3il!ycles, 2122 Coal PI SE, 2 blo.::ks from l,INM, off 22 Exigency 69 Colony of gulf 43 Most dire Power. (Momlnys 1:00 10 l:SO pm, or Wcdcn~'h•Ys ROOMMATE. WANTED FEMALE, 3 bedroom Yale 111vd., 843·9378·. Lenny. 08/25 24 Utilization 8 -----Alaska 46 12 months Perovich, vice president for business and finance; and Marvin "Swede" fi:OO 10 iHO 11111). No hnfiscls: but an opportunity 10 bees house, $_1$0 w/utilitics. Call Silvlu, iSS-4684~ OB/29 25 Semesters 9 Jeers 48 Nevada Johnson, vice president of student affairs. learn nh(lllt Aero·Space ilnd to check out whether )'OU Bf:.LL UlCYCtE HELMETS now $29.95! Save $7! 70 The wnnt w joill tl•c tWo·YCIIr progmm next ycur. What SUPER ROOM/DOARD In ~xchange for lwu~ehold R.C'. Halctt'$ Dlcycles, 2122 Coal PI SE, 2 blocks 27 Fell in Pentateuch: 10 Be unwell tourist Guests moved to Woodward Hall after the meal to see "Where Edges lwlp. Ncar UNM, ncxible urrangemcnu. 243-3489. ntht.>r mur~c Ieath 10 fiuarJC1al aid, t11!', and .a from UNM, off Ynle Blvd., 843·9378, 08/25 globules 11 Assemblage center 08/29 Var. Meet," a film sponsored by New Mcx.ico Magazine. ('lrofes~ionnl job ·upon VW CAMPflR VAN, 73 Oo9d c;ondition, Tape, 29 Fish 12 Spur 51 Portions c:ontat'l graduation? 01)101 71 Sea eagles The film about New Mexico's history and culture was shown in con­ IWOM/IJOAfW RiiSI'ONSIBLil Wmnnit to live-in DOWNTOWN DUPLEX, !.OFf, lwo bedroom. Radio. Radials. $1800.266-6892. lenny, 08/;30 32 Palm 13 Fed the kitty 53 Trolled Yard- gaol.! neighbor~. 90S Silver SW, $250. 247· 72 Always (pno,.;•tc lletlmom/bath) & ~:arc for2 children ltges 8 & 1967 PONTIAC WAGON. Dependable: good Springs, for 21 Work: Prefix 54 Prices paid junction with an architectural pictorial ofUNM in this month's issue of the 8(147. 09/01 73 Solid precip. 10 ~no P.M.-9:00P.M. MondfiY· Frld:•y.l3ndof engine, tires, $300.00. 277·380~. 266·3976. 08/23 one 7 4 Nose: Siang 23 Lowers 55 Of a labor magazine. All guests received a copy. /\ugu~( thru May, Home 3 blocks from UNM. 265. FEMALB ROOMMATE WANTED. $)02.50 ph1s PEUGEOT-NISI-IIKI BICYCLES 10 per cent 33 Boat 26 Athenian group 112 uillitlcs, Jlet:> o.k. 2S6-0540, Kathy. 08/31 75 Fender The film's narration was written by Tony Hillcrman, administrative 5.lllinrR81 1419. OR/28 discount with J.J. Moped Co·Op membership. 3222 accessory blemish poet 56 Backward: i;l-.R~~()NA_"l IZED. CUSTOMIZED UCENSH J)!utcs F£iMA1.E GRADUATE WANTED, -share luxury Central SE 2(,8-3949, 09/01 34 Synthetic 28 Meat pie Prefix assistant to the president and professor of journalism. nt,ld n IOIU::h or da~s. "(~rc:Ui\le Sigrt.~" 606 Truman N.E. llclghts apnrtJTICJJl, $128.00. Call294·1117 after MOPEDS·PEUGEOT, VESPA, Sachs, BataviiS, 5 liber 57 Acquire Also given to guests was a complimentary copy of a book published by 4;00 Jl.lfl, 08/.30 DOWN 29 Rail bird Nl· {IIIIC b\i)(k west df I .o/liU!i nml San Mntt"O). 266· per cent discount with J.J. Moped Co-Op mcm· 36 Checks the 30 Follow: In- through ex­ the UNM Press. Davis encouraged new faculty to take advantage of 901)1' lll!./26 ROOMMATE WANl'l!l) 2 bdr. iowuhousr:, .$115.00 bcrship 3222 Central S.E,, 268~3949. 09/01 course of 1 Supreme formal perience VTJ<.t All RFI'lJRNINO vete-rans interested in each plus phone, nc~~r Wyoming mall, 299·6998. MODI I.E fiOME, BEST adult park, N.M, Valley set­ employee discounts and expand their libraries with campus-published 08/30 40 Sudanese Persian 31 Knobs 61 Printing ntgiUit/ut ional a~-HvitiC'~. there will be 1\n 1!11roductory up. Excellent conditlon, unfurnished, l4X68, 2DR, monetary ruler machine: books. twthcnnp, on H/26178. r•or C11rthcr Info. c;~ll Cisco or ONE B(lDROOM EFF. Sl3S.OO utilities Ptlid. 293· I O!n bnth. S1oragt!, appli:~nccll. Owner, 344-9922. 35 Of an armed Mike, 277·4110. 08/30 69$4nfter3 p.m. 08/30 08/2l unit 2 Nobody force Informal iJAJ~i{'tN(i HIN Wt'l'f-1 UNM's lJal1room D11ncc NORTHEAST TWO BEDROOM. cen1ml air, ap· 42 Ice cream 3 Deviating 37 Outgoing 63 Tranquil Club, 7~30 run. 1'-riduy, Augu~t 2.5th In the SUB 1~liance.s. Kids, pet~.. $140.00 udlitics. paid. 26Z-l7SI, concoctions from a norm 38 Grape 64 Spanish Uaiii'O(J!ll. 0!1/25 Valley Rcntnls, $35.00 fee, OB/30 6. EMPLOYMENT 44 Interrogation 4 Kitchen tool refuse painter Contest questions f·IW.SIII'liRS()NS! iliUm Of dull classes? Add lliKE ro CLASS. Cozy IWO bedroom. mostly 45 Thoroughfare 5 Bees, e.g. 39 Peter Pan 66 Carpenter's Gen. St. J II OO.'i {Weds 3:00-5:00} a .!lnmU r..ll~•.:nssion furnished. Privute yarrJ. SIOO.OO. Cnll 26l·l7!il, PART~TIME JOB graduate students only, After~ 47 On no 6 Near the pirate tool cia-.~ with intcrc.o;ting rcmling. Drop by the honor~ Valley Rentals, $35.00 fee, 08/30 noons and evenings. Mu~t be nble to work friday and occasion horizon 41 "----we 68New form: Smurdny rtights. Mllst be 21 years old, Apj:Jiy in center. 08/2S AIR CONDITIONED THREU bedroom. Newer 49 Before In 7 Arabian Sea forget" Prefix person, no phone calls please. Save-Way Liquor come trickling CARR/\RO'S DELl BEST prices in town. Milk 2-St carpets, fenced, kids, pets. $16.5.00. 262-1751 1 Valley Stores nt S704 Lomas NE, SS16 Mcnaut NE. 09129 pcrlmlf gnllon, one per customer. 108 Vassar SE Remals., SJS.OO fee. 08/30 WORK STUDY··ASSJSTANT Sc:cretarY·­ ' 08/25 OFF CARLISLE LARGE two bedroom, spotless ':xpcricnced··lst or second year student-Top pay for ARLEN ASI-IER JAZZ quartet every F'riday S:JO to kitchenJ children welcome, 1135.00. 262·1751, Valley rtght pcrson-·Lou of responsibility, Call 7:J0p,rn. Ut Ned's. 08/25 Rentals, SJ.S.OO £ee. 08/30 into LOBO office Albut}uerquc Urban Observatory: 277·3638. OB/2S WHY NOT U.!ARN French in France with total Off' LOMAS SUPER three: bedroom house, stone PART·TIME COUNTER sales, Evenings and Hillerman will win a prize for lmmc:rsiou1 It tn'kcs only S weeks to auain riuency fireplace Sl!iO.OO, utilities paid. Singles. 262·1751. .. The committee for the "Who weekends. Approximately 2S hours per week, Apply and only 13 to achieve fluency at the French Valley Rentals, $35.00 fee, OB/30 in pen'ion at University Dniry ·Quecri. 2300 Central Knows More About UNM Than questions he answers correctly. lf Ur\IVcrslty level. Run in cooperation with the BLOCKS TO UNM. Finely furnished one: bedroom. Uni.,..ersity or Cncn, these sc..<>sions (Fall, Spring, SE. 08/JO '- Tony Hillerman Contest" said he is unable to answer the question, Children, [lets. SSS.OO. 262-1751 Valley Rcntnls, • .' Summer) \nclurJc family living and programtncd PO~ITICft:L_ WORK FOR Republican part)'; phone ~ S35.00 fee. 08/JO Sunday questions for the professor .a prize will be given to the person illSifllt'timis (30 ltt.UHS ;1 wC~k), They arc open to calhng;flr:xrblr: hours. $2.65/.hour •.Call Ronna ..:.. POUlSON PHOTO who submitted the question. determined beginner-~ nud neat beginners. Oj"u:ning THREE FEMALE STUDUNTS TO share house in Gregory, 883-1776. 08/30 are slowly trickling in to the LOBO co·OJ) Christian living situation. lntere:s1 in personal The UNM Marching band plays to motorcade of Do11ble /Eagle balloonists, at the nho anew progm111 o1t rhe- French Riviera. For .rnore PART·TlME REliEF nigh! auditor, Ramada. Inn newsroom. \hti~lituHry, world hunger rcquirctf. Rem: $50-60 The contest committee will infotmmlon cu\ll'rofc,~~or Duntcr 842·5482, or Di:me Downtown, 717 Central N.W. Call247-JS01 08/28 corner of Central a.1d University Some o.f the questions are Rli·OJSS. 08/30 rnomhly. ContER DEAL: 1968 Chevy window van, V-8, 307. decision Will hopefully be made 2. LOST & FOUND ST. Extras. Good condi1lon. $800.00. Phone i68· 8. MISCELLANEOUS UNM Marching Band and a procession of state officials in­ among UNM wellwishers along correct answer as well as person's 0478. 08129 cluding Gov. Jerry Apodaca, parade route. ID number. around the time of this year's LOST:_ A G_QOD f'Rli:!ND through silence. 08129 reception at the downtown Civic DRUM SET. E.-XCELLENT Gret~ch. Stands, hlgh­ Plaza for obligatory speeches from Mayor David Rusk, Republican The trio plans to stay The committee has solicited Homecoming, Oct. 20. LOST MA!.E CAT grey whiti!.tiger with white front hnt, cymbals. $400. ti6S·6096 08/30 CHEAP WATERUEDS· AT Wa1cr Trips, $99 buys prizes and awards from concerned The spokesman said the final kgs, dtcst~ mouth nnll nose wearing collar with 1977 1952 CAD-IlLAC PICK-UP, runs good, wood bed, ,You I) Any size dark walnut stained frame 2)- safety state dignitaries. Senators Harrison Schmitt and Pete Albuquerque for awhile. rabies tag, :ltls\11ers to J\lnlor. Reward offered, Call $600. 1965 Sunb(am Alplnt:, runs go·od,looks worse, liner, ~) foam in~ulated comfort pad, 4), any si1.c (mora photos on page 71 businesses and from UNM students date of submission is dependent 84l·671 S. 08/JO make offer. 243·6531. 08/30 martrcss With J·YT guarantee. $99 at Water Trips. and staff. The prizes will be used as upon enough appropriate questions YELLOW TAUDY CAT lost from president's house THREE AFFECTIONATE AKC registered ·male 3407 Celilral NE. 255·2289. 02105 a pool for winners of the contest. being received before that date, UNM campu.~ 6 mo_nth old pet of twin.~. wearing: pin_k Cocker Spaniel puppies, SIOO. 268-8564, 247-4338. 'FREE WHITE KITIENS, ~all28 i~.S21l evening.~. collar. Reward. Cnll 842-9240 OB/28 08125 OS/30 A&S entrance test stumps New Mexico Daily Lobo one-half of those who take it By OEBBIE PACZYNSKI the use of specific details, and to ACT, a 552 or above on the verbal The Communication Skills Test restate the major ideas or finalize section of the SAT, or a 45 or Please plaoo the following classified advertisement in the New Mnico Dolly (CST), an entrance requirement to the essay in lhe concluding higher on the English section of the L~bo --times(s) beginning - , under, the heading the College of Arts and Sciences, pargraph. CLEP test. - Three members of the freshman (cucle one): 1. Penonals; 2. Lost & Fowtd; 3. Ser:vices; ... Housing; stumps about half of the students The CST became an entrance English staff read each essay and 5. For Sale; 6. Employment; 7. Travel 8. Miscellaneow. Want Ads say it who take it. requirement to the College of Arts assess its quality on a scale of one to in a Big Wayll F. Chris Garcia, associate dean and Sciences in 1975, after the of the College. of Arts and Sciences, four. faculty expressed dismay at the A score of one is passirtg, a two said usually 50 per cent of the levels of English composition students that take tlie CST repeat it, means the writer should complete displayed in essay examinations, often several times, as there is no English 102, a three means the and felt that some kind or external ( limit to receive a passing score. writer should complete English .101 check on writing skills was The CST is a 2 and a halt hour , and a four denotes the student ' necessary, Classifi~d Advertising Rates test of a student's ability to read needs a tutor or should complete l .. , 15c per word; $1.00 minim1lm charge ashort essay and then write an essay English I 00 to remedy severe Stating that too many people a u:u. of acceptable quality to State his deficiencies, apply to the College of Arts and Terms Cash in advance response. · In the final analysis, a student's Sciences without taking the CST, The directions in the CST ask the essay must receive at least two one's Garcia said the easiest way to student to include ·in his essay and one two to pass. prevent any problems {such as Hours: 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. answer an introductory paragraph, The CST scores do not become disenrol!ment) is to take the test Monday thru Friday a minimum o( three body part of q .student's permanent during the student's freshman year. paragraphs, and a concluding record. paragraph or statement. Only about 5 per cent of the No preregistration is required for Marron Hall, Room 105 In addition, the instructions also students who apply to the College the CST, and testing dates for the BINN£W£G PHOTO ·of Arts and Sciences are exempt . fall semester are All gust 2.8 at 6:30 Mail To direct the student to have a thesis Tony Hillerman awaits his next customer at Friday's Ice statement in the .irtiroduction, to from taking the CST. p.m., September 22 at 4 p.m., lJNM Box 20, University of·New Mexico demonstrate krtowledge Of topic Those that do not have to take October 16 at.. 6:30 p.m., and Cream Social, He is the man to stl/mp with a question, to Enclosed $-~-~ Placed by --~~- TelephontL----~- Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131 sentences and trasilions between the test must have received a 25 or November 17 at 4 p.m. in win the contest sentences and paragraphs through better on the English portion of the Anthropology 170.

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